🔍 In This Episode:

• Learn how the Vermont bill of sale process works for vehicles 15 years old and older (2008 or earlier).
• Understand how to get a valid Vermont registration without needing:
  • Prior title
  • Prior owner
• Discover how to use that Vermont registration to get a title in your own state.

📬 Vermont Processing Timeline:

• Vermont DMV typically processes properly prepared paperwork in 7–10 business days.
• After receiving the Vermont registration, you can apply for a title in your state.

🏢 Title Issuance by State:

• Most state DMVs issue titles instantly in person.
• Some DMV branches may mail the title (especially smaller or satellite offices).
• Mailing in your application to your state DMV usually takes 4–5 days.

⚠️ Common Delays & Mistakes:

• Handwritten or messy paperwork can trigger manual review delays of 3–4 weeks.
• Incorrect paperwork will be rejected and sent back.
• Avoid errors by following correct formatting (typed, not handwritten).

✅ Tips for Faster Processing:

• Ensure all forms are filled out correctly and typed.
• Use the correct Vermont DMV forms:
  • VD-119 (Registration Application)
  • VT-010 (VIN Verification), if required
• Watch our updated instructional videos on how to properly complete the forms.
• Avoid Vermont’s online application, as it only provides a temporary registration and causes delays.
• Mail the paperwork to the correct address (details available on our website).

🎥 Watch Next:

• Step-by-step guide to filling out VD-119 and VT-010 forms (available on our channel).